Evaluation of amniotic membrane in the dressing second degree burn at sulaimani burn, plastic and reconstructive surgery hospital

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Crawler

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الرسائل العلمية

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رسائل ماجيستير

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Evaluation of amniotic membrane in the dressing second degree burn at sulaimani burn, plastic and reconstructive surgery hospital

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Background: Amniotic membrane dressing is the most effective for burn wounds. It was less expensive and reduced the pain and duration of wound healing due to a burning wound. Aim: To evaluate an Amniotic Membrane in the dressing of second-degree burn. Methods: Aquasi-experimental study was conducted at the Sulaimani Burn, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Hospital Participants were 101 patients with 2nd-degree burns divided purposively into a study, andthe control group prospectively followed their wound pain level and the number of dressings for both groups from early Aprilto the end of December 2022. Descriptive and inferential statistics were used for data analysis. Results: The findings show that statistically significant variations were present between the groups regarding the pain score. There was a significant difference regarding the pain without a dressing change, and statistically significant variations were present between the groups regarding the Healing duration (P< 0.001). Also, both groups had no significant association withthe Cause and main site of the burn. There was no significant association between total burn surface with education, and no significant association between the socio-demographic characteristics with the healing duration (days) of study groups with the following factors: age, Gender, and education. Whereas the present study showed no significant difference between both groups. Conclusionَ: The study concludes that the Amniotic Membrane has a significant effect on pain and healing duration in the dressing of second-degree burns.

إشراف وإعداد

الإشراف

عطية كريم محمد, مژدەَ ئيسماعیل محمد ڕەشان

الإعداد

سروە ڕەسوڵ أحمد

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